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And today, with the cooperation of All India Radio, you're going to have the pleasure of hearing a group of very carefully made selections of Indian music.

Now, this Indian music is rather different from American or Western music, as you'll notice as we go along.

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dollarair.com first. Well, now it's time for this week's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dollar.

We're going to be getting into the John Lund era.

Johnny Dollar went back off the air at the end of the summer series and would return in November.

With John Lund as the lead.

We'll talk about Lund after the program, but he was very respected within the industry.

He was vice president of the screen actors guild. So again, very competent, very respected within the industry.

Now, it's interesting to note that CBS did experiment with the five-part format, which would become the hallmark of the early years of Bob Bailey's run on Johnny Dollar, although opting to do the half-hour episodes.

So we're going to bring you an audition for what a serialized John Lund program would look like.

And what they did is they took an Edmund O'Brien script, and they expanded some parts of it,

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